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Seventh Circuit: Habitual Disciplinary Offender Finding Does Not Open Door to Attacking Prior Disciplinary Convictions

On September 12, 2008, the Seventh Circuit court of appeals held that a prison's finding that a prisoner was a habitual disciplinary offender and punishing him therefore does not open the door for a collateral attack on the underlying disciplinary convictions.

Savaughn Wilson-El, an Indiana state prisoner, was convicted of ...

 

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